Oil Prices Set to Fall for Third Month Despite Middle East Conflict
LONDON (Reuters) -Oil prices were steady on Monday and on track to fall for the third month in a row as a strong supply outlook and questions around demand outweighed fears that Israeli strikes in Lebanon and Yemen could escalate conflict in the Middle East.
Mills: Crude oil and natural gas prices were flat the first half of September, but the Energy Information Administration ...
The Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported on Monday that U.S. oil demand increased to its highest seasonally since ...
The firm's price reduction will be 4% on gasoline and 5% on diesel, but the impact on pump prices will be limited to ...
The Brent/WTI spread has historically ranged between $4/bbl and $8/bbl, but it can expand or contract based on factors ...
Shares of United States Brent Oil Fund, LP (ARCA: BNO) are trading higher Friday as oil prices react to escalating tensions ...
Oil prices slumped on Thursday, reversing earlier gains, on news Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest crude exporter, will give ...
Gas prices in Florida rose 7 cents, week over week, according to the latest numbers from AAA — The Auto Club Group. On Monday ...
Oil futures finished higher on Friday to modestly pare back their weekly loss from expectations OPEC+ will boost production ...
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